You need to "mash" the tube liner that I believe is inside the visor
itself... Was there a rod that you inserted into the visor? If so, I
believe there is an internal metal tube that you just need to crimp
down to make the fit tighter.
Put a towel or heavy cloth around the visor so the wrench/pliers
doesn't damage the vinyl and then squeeze. Try to re-insert the rod.
You may have to squish it in a couple of places to tighten it all up.
Valerie Stabenow, mga, tr4a, xk-e, tr6
----- Original Message -----
From: <JRURHH@aol.com>
To: <6pack@autox.team.net>
Sent: Saturday, February 03, 2001 2:18 PM
Subject: Sun Visors
> It's a nice 35 degree day in the Boston area so I decided to take
the 6 out
> for a spin. The car ran great and the even better the heater worked
great to.
> After getting home I decided to tackle one of the winter projects I
had
> planned, putting new sun visors on. I got the sun visors and all the
hardware
> from the TRF. The car has never had sun visors since I've owned it
and I
> thought it would be a nice addition.
>
> Every thing went together well and I was feeling good until I tried
to flip
> the visors up. They go up and just flop back down. There has to be
something
> I'm missing or did wrong. How do the visors stay up?
>
> Thanks
>
> Jim Robichau
> 74 Mallard Green TR6
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